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The majority of first responder events will take place inside a building. As a response to tragedies where first responders where not able to maintain clear radio contact inside their building, a new code was created to ensure the safety of our emergency personnel, and building occupants.
Since then, cities and municipalities across the country have mandated the need for ERRCS (Emergency Responder Radio Communication Systems), to provide better safety and security for both building occupants and first responders. In many cases, this has left property owners and developers playing catch up to provide the necessary code-required systems.
If you’ve already been told by your local fire Marshal or AHJ that the building will require an ERRCS DAS system, or you are trying to determine whether you might need one in the future once construction is completed, Illuminati Labs can help.
The majority of first responder events will take place inside a building. As a response to tragedies where first responders where not able to maintain clear radio contact inside their building, a new code was created to ensure the safety of our emergency personnel, and building occupants.
Since then, cities and municipalities across the country have mandated the need for ERRCS (Emergency Responder Radio Communication Systems), to provide better safety and security for both building occupants and first responders. In many cases, this has left property owners and developers playing catch up to provide the necessary code-required systems.
If you’ve already been told by your local fire Marshal or AHJ that the building will require an ERRCS DAS system, or you are trying to determine whether you might need one in the future once construction is completed, Illuminati Labs can help.
Our ERRCS Solution
We Begin with Extensive Site Survey & Analysis
The first step in creating a perfect-fit ERRCS solution is determining whether or not you need one. Will your local jurisdiction require a system in a building the size and type of yours? If a system is going to be required in that building, then you must TEST the building to see if it passes/fails for Public Safety channels. If it passes without a system, nothing needs to be done. If it fails, then a system needs to be installed.
Illuminati Labs uses state-of-the-art technology, including the industry-leading PCTEL SeeHawk system, to perform detailed site surveys of our clients’ properties. Once we have data on the current environment, we will provide analysis and benchmarks to show where the building is currently expected to meet code, and where it will fail testing. Our approach allows us to intelligently build a public safety DAS system that meets the exact needs of your property.
Expert Design Consultation
Using the building plans along with our on-site predictive modeling, the Illuminati Labs team will provide you with a fully customized solution, complete with high-level design, ROM, and laser accurate budgetary guides to ensure your team is prepared. Our priority is to provide perfect-fit systems for each unique property we work with, based on your building’s exact needs and the requirements of the local jurisdictions and emergency responders. We guarantee our ERRCS system will pass inspection and you will receive your certificate of occupancy.
Multi-Industry Expertise
With our vast experience across industries like healthcare, industrial, hospitality, multifamily, and general commercial spaces, Illuminati Labs has the cross-disciplinary knowledge and expertise necessary to guarantee your Emergency Responder Radio Communication System will pass code now and into the future. With Illuminati Labs, you’ll have a partner that understands how to fully connect and optimize ERRCS in compliance with all local and national codes.
ERRCS FAQs
An Emergency Responder Radio Communication System, also known as ERRCS, is the classification of technology that enables first responders to have a dedicated system on which they can communicate with their two radios (walkie talkies) during an emergency. These systems are mandated in response to the massive number of in-building emergencies that require coordination and communication from the first responders on the scene.